Pricing · WordPress
WordPress. Clear scope. Fixed number.
Three ways to engage Vibhora for WordPress Development - from a focused first scope to a multi-market programme. Every tier starts with a conversation, not a checkout.
Engagement index
USD · Tax excl.- 01Small Business Site$1,499
- 02Growth StoreCommon fit$2,749
- 03Headless Platform$4,999
- Engagement shapes
- Three defined scopes
- Commercial basis
- Written before work starts
- First response
- Within one business day
Choose by scope
Three defined ways to engage.
Start with the column that describes the business you are now. The tier marked Recommended is the common fit, not an automatic upsell.
Small business, single site
Small Business Site
$1,499
Fixed fee, 50/50
A custom WordPress theme built as an editing system, or a WooCommerce store sized for a single site your team can run without calling us every Friday.
- A custom WordPress theme, block-based
- WooCommerce product and checkout basics
- A block and pattern library your editors can build from
- Core Web Vitals field measurements, before and after
Growing brand, an active WooCommerce store
Growth Store
$2,749
Milestone billing, 3 stages
A full WooCommerce build with the performance and hardening work that decides whether it survives a sale day, plus a maintenance schedule once it's live.
- WooCommerce, including payment and shipping integration
- Performance and hardening, hosting and caching decisions included
- Rescue and migration, where the current site needs it
- An update runbook and a maintenance schedule
Enterprise, WordPress behind a modern front end
Headless Platform
$4,999
Milestone billing, 3 stages
WordPress as the editorial CMS behind an Astro or React front end, when the content team wants WordPress and the site needs to be faster than WordPress usually is.
- Headless WordPress, editorial CMS behind a modern front end
- A dedicated performance and hardening programme
- A governed plugin inventory across environments
- Ongoing maintenance, staged before it touches production
All figures are in USD, exclude tax and cover the scope written above. Work outside that scope is quoted before it starts; the contracted figure does not move silently.
Included as standard
The delivery baseline does not change with the tier.
- A theme or codebase in a repository you own, deployed from it
- A staging environment that matches production
- A plugin inventory — what is installed, what it does, what it costs
- A backup and restore procedure that has been run at least once
What moves the scope
Four inputs. No mystery multiplier.
- 01
Catalogue size
Products, templates and content that must be modelled, migrated or rebuilt.
- 02
Markets
Currencies, languages, catalogues and storefronts that must work as one system.
- 03
Integrations
The apps, APIs and operational systems the finished work must connect to.
- 04
Deadline
The only factor that can add cost without adding scope, when the schedule must compress.
How the scope gets set
The price is fixed. The proposal fixes what it covers.
- 01
Tell us where you are
One call, not a pitch - what you have today, what changed, and roughly which of the three shapes above sounds closest.
- 02
We scope it for real
The tier above is the shape; the call is where it gets specific to your store, your stack and your timeline.
- 03
You get one number
A written scope with the agreed price, payment stages and exclusions - not an estimate that drifts once work starts.
Questions
What people ask before choosing a scope.
Are these three tiers the only way to buy WordPress?
No - they are the three shapes we see most often, from a single-store project through to a multi-store programme. If none of them describes what you need, say so on the call and we scope around it rather than forcing a fit.
Are these fixed prices or starting points?
They are fixed prices for the scope written in each tier, not “from” prices. If your brief falls outside that shape, the proposal states the changed scope and price before any work starts.
What can move the scope?
Four things: catalogue size, market count, integrations and deadline. The first three add work. A compressed deadline can add cost without adding scope because it changes how the team has to be scheduled.
How does billing actually work?
It depends on the tier: Small Business Site is fixed fee, 50/50, Growth Store is milestone billing, 3 stages, Headless Platform is milestone billing, 3 stages. The proposal turns those terms into dated invoices before work starts.
What happens right after I get in touch?
Within one business day, we tell you which of the three shapes fits and what we need to confirm the scope. Nothing is billed on that first call.
Not sure which tier fits? Tell us where you are.
One business day, one direct answer: which shape fits, what needs confirming, and the next useful step.